Meraki Talent
MI Analyst (Financial Services)

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MI Analyst (Financial Services)
Contract (Inside IR35)
Remote | 6 months+
Posted Mon 14 Sep 26
CVs ASAP
Start date Sep/Oct 26
Meraki Talent are looking for a Management Information Analyst to support our client, one of the largest banks in the UK, within their Risk department as part of an existing large programme of work. An opportunity to be completely remotely based, you need to be able to work autonomously, and will be responsible for building and improving reporting, closing gaps in existing MI and converting data into actionable, valuable reporting that people trust and use.
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The role is for candidates who are passionate about: data automation, delivering value to large financial services organisations and who want to progress in their career. If you can create MI, understand MI and enhance existent MI to add value to our leading banking client, this role is for you.
Responsibilities of the MI Analyst (Financial Services)
- Building MI reporting that is accurate, reliable and difficult to break.
- Automating reporting to reduce manual effort.
- Spotting gaps in reporting and identifying useful data and insights.
- Collating data from multiple sources to create a single source of truth.
- Producing clear, client-ready dashboards and visuals.


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Background of the MI Analyst (Financial Services)
- Experience working within financial services is essential.
- Extensive experience working within an MI capacity is essential.
- Strong Excel skills with experience building reporting and interpreting management information.
- Experience with Power BI, Power Query and reporting automation tools.
- Experience within risk, compliance, financial crime would be advantageous.
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